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•Yon ye como a long Way
130)4 That's right ladies, We '
have cm c a long way ' In the
,golfing WorId;*.and Ow not?
After all,. Mary Queen of
Scots started 01 this non-
sen4e, s9 let's not let the men
, hnve all the fun! InlY01$47 is
NYOmen Golfer's Week and
appropriately the. Seaforth
Ladies Invitation is sched-
tiled for Wednesday July 23.
This is our second tourna-
Ment and we're looking for-
ward to a successful day.
Over 64 ladies will be in
•contention for the trophy and
prizes, not to mention the
dinner and apres golf fun.
The 20 ladies participate in a
non competitive golfing
evening. Just a few short
years ago the number Of
ladies golfing regularly was
-- small: -Not-so- today! Ladies
life out in full force, not just
here but on every golf
course.
We have more leisure time
and money than in bygone
days, and combined with
increased interest in healthy
exercise, we've decided to
try golfl
It hasn't taken very long
for the golf industry to
'recognize the new and luc-
rative ladies' market. Club
and equipment manufactur-
ers are supplying us with an
excellent choice of clubs and
equipmgnt in a wide range of
stYles and price ranges.
' Fashion conscious women do
an excellent job of suppor-
ting the golf fashion industry
- and •there's even a best
dressed golferslist. Clubs
offer special rates for women
and couples and are taking a
more active role in -running
special clients for the ladies.
• The skill is also there!
Many adies can hold their
own on a golf course once
their confidence is built up
and 'they realize that you
don't have to be Nancy Lopez
to enjoy golf. In the last few'
years the ladies' professional
tour has received more
media attention and this has
increased the interest in
ladies' golf. Canada's own
Sandra Post -was athlete of
* year, a real boost for
wariabes ia aolf. • Every week
n the greens
by Carolanne Dbig
there are more and . more
women enjoying golf, tli8
game Of a lifetime!
Last Monday over 25
ladies were out for Ladies
night with many new faces
joining the crowd. On August
11 we are hosting the
Mitchell ladies so keep that
Monday Night open.
On.. Thursday night Rod
Doig shot 36 and was paired
with Clinton's Bill Harris
with a 43 for a 79 total. The
team was tied with the team
of Cam Doig (33) and Marc
Robingt (46) but the cards
were cut in Rod and Bit's
favour. The competition is
close on Thursday s and over
• 30 fellows were in the run-
,
k)a,
ning. Don't forget to come
out tonight and" try for the
leader board.
• On Satuaday the Co
Club held its first Midsum-
mer Madness Mixed Two -
ball with 21 couples attend-
• ing. Players drew partners
from a hattand couples took
turns hitting the same ball.
McMillan and Wife (Roti
„Doig and yours truly) fired a
1 over par 37 to take thae
"Divot" trophy. Popeye and
Olive Oil (Bob Core and
Connie Marion) won the
most honesf. couple's prize.
Longest drive went to Bill
Walsh. After the 9 hole -play,
everyone gathered in thg
clubhouse for refreshments
and delicious pot 144
, supper. .
Canterbury Country , Club
• in Sarnia hosted'the first day
in the Home and Ilon-ko.
Challenge Series. Seventeen
Seaforth golferktook the trip
to Canterbury to try and
accumulate points to take the
team championship. After
the first round Canterbury
• has a 15 point lead, but on
Saturday the 19th they're
here and we -have the "home
•ice.' advantage so to speak -
so -hang in there guys!
Ten of our juniors headed
to Stratford Country Club on
Monday for the first leg of
our 5 tournament junior mini
tour. None of the guys fared
too well with Greg. Core
being- the only one in the
prizes. Now it's time to
• practice for Goderich Sunset
• on July 30. Any boys wishing
to go please sign up in the
Pro Shop.
Members are reminded of
the Canterbury , Challenge
and barbecue on Saturday
afternoon and the closed tee
on Wednesday the 23rd until
3:30 p.m. ,due to ,the Ladies
Invitation.
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MIDSUMMER MADNESS—The Seaforth Golf and Country golfers came out to enjoy the event. Between the tourney and
Club' held its first Midsummer Madness Mixed Two -ball the pot .luck meal that followed, some of the competitors
tournament for club members and friends Saturday, and 42 stepped outside to pose for the Camera. (Photo by pis)
..aforth Wins:B. toornpy
The Seaforth Men's Invit-
ational Fastball Tournament
saw ten teams battle for
three daYs to produce a
champ. The team of Gord's
Sports from Goderich cap-
tured the 'A' troplay,-while
Seaforth Turf Club captured
the 'B' trophy. Ken Daer
won the tournament's most
valuable player award with
Etts Delevicco the runner up:
Friday night saw the tour-
nament get under way as the
Firemen from Seaforth be-
hind the I hit pitching of
Chuck Robbins edged out the
Zurich Sunsets by a 1-0
score. The same was a real
pitchers duel as Don Beau-
champ allowed the Firemen
just3 hits but it set the stage
foe the tournament. The sec -
1 Sr ANNUAL
LADIES SOFTBALL
TOURNAMENT
July 24, 25, 26, 27
AT
Auburn Community Park
Fri. July 25th,
"MAPLE SUGAR"
DANCE
9 1 A.M
ADMISSIQP4 4 00
Sot. July 26th
"STAR TREX"
DANCE
9 1 A.M.
aomiSStOrs04.00
AT THE TENT ON THE RIVER FLATS
BEEF BARBECUE
SAT. JULY 26th - At Auburn
Community Hall 5-7 P.M.
5.00 Per Adult %2.5012 YRS. & under
OTOCROS
RACING
4•rr
,Mid -Season
- Championships
for A F *or,
E xport
r
SUNDAY
JULY 20
Heats at 11 a.m.
Finals al 2 p.m.
DON'T MISS IT
Family Fun For
Everyone
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ond game also Friday night
saw the sGoderich French
Cleaners score eight runs on
• eight hits to whip -the Sea-
"- forth Turf Club by a 8-2
seep.
PITCHING DUEL
Saturday's games again
saw the opener provide a
pitching duel as Zurich Dom-
inion Tavern edged the Sea -
forth Queens by a 1-0 score.
Zurich scored their run on 4
hits off Jack Price, the
Queens pitcher, while the
Queens managed just two
hits off the servings of Brian
Hodgins, The four gamtes of
the tournament saw Goder-
ich Gord Sports whitewash
the Exeter Crescent Rolls by
a 10-1 score. The fifth game
and final first round action
provided local fans with
plenty of excitement as Sea -
forth Mainstreet edged
Gord's Varietyof Exeter by a
6-5' score.
Game. six and the first
elimination game saw the
Seaforth Turf Club take 10
innings to eliminate the Zur-
ich Sunsets by a3-2 score.
Both pitchers went the com-
plete 10 innings and both
allowed just seven hits. But
the winning run in the tenth
*tiling came on the only 2
errors Zurich made allowing
Ken McLlwain to Sane and
move the Turf Club on in the
'B' side of the tournament.
Etts Delevicto was the win-
ning pitcher for the Turf
while Don Beauchamp suf-
fered the loss.
ELLYIINATED
The seventh game saw the
Seaforth Firemen come up
flat as they we easily
elminiated on the 'A' side by
,the Goderich French Clean-
ers as Goderich coasted to an
11-2 victory.
The Seaforth Queens were
the next team eliminated as
the Exeter Crescent Rolls
advanced to the 'B' final with
a narrow 6-5 victory over the
Queens. Exeter scored all six
runs in the fifth inning with
Terry O'Rourke's 3 run
hiAtert he ,big.blow.
The riinth game saw the
Goderic-h. Gold's Sports
advance to the 'A' final with
a narrow 4-3 win over last
'year's 'A' champs the Zurich
Dominion Tavern.
The tenth game saw the,
Seaforth Turf Club advattce
to the 'B' final with a 4-0
victory over Exeter Gord's
Variety., Again Ettg Dele-
vicco went the distance on
the mound for the Turf
allowing just 5 hits in posting
the shut -out, Goderich
French Cleaners advanced to
the 'A' final with an easy
10-1 victory over a surprising
uptight Mainstreet C42.
Seaforth Mainstreet, norm:
ally an excellent fielding
squad, committed 7 errors
atlowing 6 unearned runs as
Goderich easily advanced.
"B" FINAL
The Seaforth Turf Club
put together an errorless ball
game and behind the 3 hit
pitching of Ens Delevicco
shut -out the Exeter Crescent
Rolls lby a 2-0 score to win
the 'B' Trophy.
, The Turf took advantage of
early inning mistakes as
Delevicco was hit with a pitch
then Jack Malwain drew a
walk and a-tic:able. by -Terry
Johnson scored both runners
in the first inning and it was
all that was required as the
Turf backed up Delevicco's
pitching to post the win and
take the 'B' title.
"A" FINAL
The 'A' final was. all
Goderich as Gord's Sports
last year's runners-up this
year took the title on a 3 run
homer by Ken Daer in the
seventh inning to post a 4-1
victory over the Goderich
French Cleaners.
Besides the
winning hit Ken Daer also
pitched a 3 hitter to lead his
team to victory and claim the
tournament's most valuable
play& award eding out
runner up Etts Delesticco who
had three victories and a 330
batting average.'
The Seaforth Men's
Ken Smith team wins in ladies ball
Standings,from July 1st:
Scotts vs. McNichol -19-11;
Ken Smith vs. Commercial -
17-4; Browns vs. Duncan-
Emms - 15-14.
Ladies baseball play. July
Donate to
lions park,
p�OI fund
Recent ;donations to the
Seaforth Lion's Park and
Pool fund include: S. Cooper.
S5,00; Leon Bannon, S10.00
and J.M.C. DeGroot, S10.00.
The fund now totals S3,510.
8, at the highschool saw Ken
Smith vs. Browns, Browns
have one victor) ander their
belts and fought Ken Smiths
for another one. Rose Bis -
back, Gloria Ruh°, Debbie
Gridzak had doubkis
Linda Coleman. Gloria
Macho and Tem 'Dale all had
triples. but it couldn't com-
pete with Ken Smiths Glenda
little. Corrie Habkirk had
doubles. Janice Leonhart and
Ondy Glanville 'each had 2
triples and in the home run
department Janice Leonhart
had 2 and Hescie Kipfer with
4 Ken Smiths won 29-14.
The early gamc at the
Optimist Park was McNichol
vs. Duncan Emms. It was a
dose game all the way
through. Nan,y Story hit a
Annual Chicken
Wednesday,
July 23
5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Children $2.50; adults $4.50.
HELD AT BRODHAGEN CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE COMMUNITY PARK
Music by Lincoln Green
Tickets P.00/couple. Age of majority card only
Ball Game and dance to follow
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triple Duncan Emms.
McNichols came back with
Leanne McKay hitting a
double. Janice Schenck with
2 doubles. Judy Scarrow had
a triple. The final score
ended up a, close 17-15 for
McNichol,.
The 9:00 game started
even between Scott & Com-
mercial, but Scotts couldn't
keep up with the action.
Helma Wright had a
ale. Judy- Braid With 2
tr p es and Barb Watt with a
triplemaking.the final Score
20-13 for the Cornmercial.
STANDINGS TO DA'FB
Commercial Total Points
16; Ken Smith, Total Points
15; MeNichol Total Points 10;
Scotts, Total Points 10; Dun-
can Ermris, Total" Points 7;
Browns, Total Points 2.
League would like to thank
all the participants and, spec:-
tators who— attended the—
games and a special thanks
to Labatts Brewery for tro-
phies. .
Everyone who attend-
ed saw some excellent and
exciting ball games.
-The league returns to
regular action this weekend
as the Turf Club opens
Sundatagainst-the-Villagers'
• with the Teachers and Tray-
elleis playing the late game.
Monday'sigames will see the
Mainstreet and Firemen
open the evening and the
Queens and BP_ round out the
weekend.
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•
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Next Week, Wed. -Sat. "&"Mattnee
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Open Sunday 12-10 p.m.
12 noon _ - 2 P.m Dinner Special $2.1)°
Continuous Entertaintnent
from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Walton Area Sports Club
of the new
RECREATION
CENTER
Saturcigy, July 19th
1:6.0 p.m. — Parade
2:00 p.m. — Walton intermediates vs CKNX Try-Hards
-4:00 p.m. — Opening Ceremonies and Dedication
• 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. — Pork Barbecue
Adults $5.00-12 and under $2.50 preschoolers free.
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Old Tyme Family Dance
- Walton Hall
LADIES
PLEASE BRING LUNCH
Collection plate at door